I dont care if people say that this crowd went quiet when Furia wasnt playing, just the fact that a crowd like this is possible for csgo is just incredible
Brazilian crowd getting crazy because their hometown favorites are getting amazing plays is like British getting crazy all night because their representative team won in UEFA, or Filipinos going all ballistic after watching Pacquiao dominates a boxing match, but when their favorites lost, they became salty or just stopped cheering at all or just walks out, it's not that new, we've all seen this. But when it comes to the best of the craziest crowd [where they don't care if the teams playing are their hometown favorite or not, but just plainly as a fan of the game and seeing the best play] moment goes to almost every Dota's The International events, and in FGC. But in CSGO, most of them actually are in Europe.
6:18 damn seeing kscerato's dad after a stroke still there cheering for his son is such a wholesome moment, unfortunatly he passed away this year but thank god he managed to see a whole arena cheering for his son.
Engraçado é ver hoje a hipocrisia dos europeus, a torcida brasileira cantando coisas que não interferem no jogo não pode, mas os franceses fazendo "oooooooooH" toda vez que um jogador da vitality mirava no pixel que tinha algum inimigo pode
@@shikaru Como não cara?! Tem clipe do ZywOo rindo com a torcida do Brasil ajudando ele e o apex indo atrás dos adversários que estava guardando arma no apartamento da Inferno. Porém isso não exclusividade da torcida da Vitality ou da torcida do Brasil. Eu já vi a Astralis no auge pegando "info" da torcida para matar adversário varado, por exemplo. Enfim, faz parte da lan, mas também faz parte do papel da organização do campeonato tentar mitigar isso.
Não podemos ser hipocritas também, rolou muita call da torcida no Brasil também, tanto que tiraram até o Xray, o Gau tentou passar um pano dizendo que a ESL nao entendia de portugues e achava que estavam dando call, e também o choro do Gau foi a esl nao ter a estrutura de fazer uma transmissão pra arena sem xray e radar, e uma transmissão pra internet com xray e radar ativado pra qm ta acompanhando de casa. mas na vdd rolou muito OOOOOH da torcida aqui tbm. Faz parte
Watching Kscerato's father crying his eyes out at 6:19 it's heartbreaking knowing that he passed away this year. I met him during the RIO Major, and spoke with him and Kscerato's mother. They were happy and very greateful for what the crowd was doing the entire tournament. Rest in peace, old man. I am very happy that we made you feel this before you died Brasil, nós somos incríveis!
Honestly just imagine two amazing crowds cheering for their respective teams. The place would shake to the ground no matter who won or lost. True fans are the best part of competitions. The players are cool too, but I watch for the fans.
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4:42 isso vc n vai ver em nenhum lugar do mundo. Os cara ao lado de fora pegando uma chuvarada e ficando MALUCO KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
I wonder how many people in the audience that isn't playing cs or is interested in it, but are there just to be apart of a crowd and cheer on a brazilian team
@@pr1m0n brazilian CS community is huge, but im sure its not 100% as the other guy said lol, there's always people cheering just for the sake of it here in Brasil
Depois de LG vs Liquid essa se pa seja a partida mais iconica da historia do CS brasileiro, ta maluco esse dia foi lendario, uma pena a fuira nao ter batido a heroic pra consagrar campeão ...
Yea i watched this live and i had to turn my speakers on as I do for all LAN CS tournaments and this was without question the most deafening crowd ive ever heard
cara...eu tava na arena esse dia, rever esse vídeo me arrepiou inteiro, chorei agora cantando VOU TORCER PRA FURIA SER CAMPEÃO...É BOM DEMAIS SER FURIOSO É BOM DEMAIS SER BRASILEIRO
eu não canso de ver. Estava no metro indo pro rio de janeiro enquanto tudo isso rolava, tive que acompanhar pela hltv pra saber se eu veria a fúria ao vivo no dia seguinte! FOI INCRÍVEL!
Quem não se arrepia com isso, esta morto pro dentro. Sai do Espirito Santo com minha mulher e meu filho (a época com 8 meses de vida), faria tudo denovo, (menos a parte de ter ido parar dentro do complexo da maré por causa do GPS). saudade desses dias, só faltou o titulo.
it's really cool to see our fans, the 3 maps were that scream, Brazil contributed as well as the other countries, we made history, I see many comparisons with other majors or competitions, just take a clip of the Furia game and compare it, maybe the only one that really comes close whether final Boston 2018 or Paris 2023 ,cologne and Katowice lately seems more public of Valorant just watch the clips.
This isn't an event... It's an experience! Jesus! CS GO has definitely the best crowd on Esports scene. Also, gotta give it to thje Brazilians, they know how to cheer up and hype the event
Well yeah it's a big crowd, it's their team on home ground. Was kinda rough when Valorant defeated the Brazilian team and then half the crowd left once the match round finished
nao tem como, toda vez q eu vejo essa torcida unida eu choro, tem todo tipo de pessoa, todas diferentes em opniao,fe,costumes mas no final todos nos unidos pela nossa patria
Sou português e tinha uma ideia diferente das torcidas brasileiras,achava algo moto,mas isto e o futebol provou-me o contrário,um inferno de amor pelo time,mas não vou mentir isto deve ser muito mau para os players adversários é impossível eles não ouvirem.
How crazy would it be to have Furia with this crowd vs Karmine Corps aka The Blue Wall from France and their crazy crowds in the same stadium. That would be something
Valorant crowd be like silent waiting for the Mastercard subway McDonald’s Rolex lovehoney clutch while the CSGO audience be making more noise than the casters.
Brazil fans were definitely the best. When a Brazilian team was still in the tournament. When there wasn't one, it looked like a wnba game. Empty seats all over the place.
Unfortuntely no, bro... We are Brazilians, man. We root for Brazilian teams, and nothing else matters. The Major was approached just like football, for instance, when the Brazilian national team gets eliminated in a phase of the World Cup, the Cup is over for us, and most Brazilians don't even watch the remaining games. And it was the same with this Major, we have no motivation to cheer for other teams because our motivation is ourselves winning. That's why almost all the songs sung by the crowd during the Major matches were adaptations of football fan chants. It doesn't make sense for us to root for a team that is not Brazilian or doesn't have Brazilian players.
@@lucasoliveira9834 I don't blame you all for cheering for players from your own country. That happens at every tounament. If it was in Denmark and the astralis were playing, they'd be much louder cheering for them than anyone else. But I just don't get why you'd buy tickets, go to the stadium, and then only want to stick around for one team and if they're not playing just leave the stadium all together making the tournament look worse. You don't have to be loud and cheer for other teams that aren't your favorite, but why empty the stadium unless your team is playing? Do you not want to watch a csgo tournament? I'd be shocked if tournament organizers try to return to Brazil if that's how fans are going to act at a tournament.
@@zanesc01 That's not what I'm trying to say. A tournament happens, you buy tickets for let's say Sunday. There are going to be 10 series happening between teams, if your team loses and is out of the tournament would you just pack up and leave and not even bother with the other 9 games including the grand finals? What's the point of even going if you're showing up for 45 minutes then leaving while the tournament goes on for 10 more hours full of games. There were multiple Major tournaments for csgo in america where american teams got beat early so it was a bunch of european teams, everyone still stayed to watch. Why? Because they enjoy competitive csgo and want to enjoy the tournament. All I know is the Rio tournament made them look really really bad, and I would assume they are not going to return anytime soon.
@@limitedbom2206So, we clearly think in different ways, and that's okay since we have different cultures, however, let me explain to you why this makes sense to us... for us, we are buying tickets precisely to cheer and for them to hear our screams, to give strength to our teams, so that rivals feel intimidated and make more mistakes. When one of our teams wins, all Brazilians win together and when they lose, we all lose together, in the same way that our team is no longer playing, we can't continue playing with them either. It's a shame we all went through together. Furthermore, we are proud that a large part of the tickets and spectators are ours in certain games, because it means that no one supports more than us, and consequently, no one else has that bond and that connection of wanting to scream and fight in the same way that we do. us, it is our strength. bringing together a thousand people to shout the same thing is beautiful, and nothing is more worth it than doing this for our teams. ( i used translator so maybe its not perfect :) )
